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9/11 survivor Barry Jennings: Explosions destroyed the lobby of WTC 7. The official report claims no one died in building 7 but Jennings describes how he was stepping over bodies in the lobby as he made his escape from building 7 after nearly being killed by the explosions. He mentions the twin towers were still standing at this point. Jennings was an emergency coordinator for the NY Housing Authority at the WTC for 32 years.
Did the official report lie about no deaths as a result of WTC 7?
Why in the world were explosions going off in a building that was never struck by a plane and while the towers were still standing? Jennings says he thinks controlled demolition must have been involved.
oh please
we were using the lobby of 7 as a temporary morgue until the towers came down and clobbered 7
and how about the TRUTH of jennings ACTUAL quotes
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Hess: Yes I was, I was, I was up in the Emergency Management Center on the 23rd floor and when all the power went out in the building, another gentleman and I walked down to the 8th floor, where there was an explosion and we were trapped on the 8th floor with smoke—thick smoke—all around us for about an hour and a half. But the NY Fire Department, as terrific as they are, just came and got us out.
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Jennings: Well, me and Mr Hess, the corporation counsel, were on the 23rd floor, I told him we gotta get out of here. We started walking down the stairs we made it to the 8th floor, big explosion, blew us back into the 8th floor, and I turned to Hess I said, “This is it. We’re dead, not going to make it out of here. I took a fire extinguisher and I bust a window out. That’s when this gentleman this gentleman here heard my cries for help.
the entire jennings quote:
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Barry Jennings: Hi. My name is Barry Jennings. Um. I'm 52 years old. Um, I've worked for for 32 years in one location. Basically, that's it. I'm married. Father of 4.
It’s very funny, I was on my way to work, traffic was excellent, I received a call, a small Cessna had hit the World Trade Center. I was asked to go and man the Office of Emergency Management at the World Trade Center 7 on the 23rd floor. As I arrived there, there were police all in the lobby. They showed me the way to the elevator, we got up to the 23rd floor. Me and Mr. Hess who I didn't know was Mr. Hess at the time. We got to the 23rd floor, we couldn't get in. We had to go back down. Then, security and police took us to the freight elevators. When they took us back up, and we did get in.
Upon arriving into the OEM EOC, we noticed that everybody was gone. I saw coffee that was on the desk. Still smoke was still coming up the coffee. I saw half-eaten sandwiches. And only me and Mr. Hess was up there. After I called several individuals, one individual told me that um, to leave and to leave right away.
Mr Hess came running back in. He said: "We’re the only ones up here. We gotta get outta of here!"
He found a stairwell. When we reached the eighth, uh, the sixth floor, the landing that we were standing on, gave way. There was an explosion like rumble. And the landing gave way.
And when, I was left there hanging. I had to climb back up. And now I had to walk back up the eighth floor. After getting to the eighth floor, everything was dark. It was dark and it was very, very hot. Very hot. I asked Mr Hess to test the phones as I took a fire extinguisher and broke out the windows. Once I broke out the windows I could see outside below me, I saw, um, police cars on fire, buses on fire, I looked one way, the building was there, I look the other way it was gone.
I was trapped in there for several hours. I was trapped in there when both buildings came down. The firefighters came, they came to the window cause I was going to come out on the fire hose, I didn’t want to stay there it was too hot, I was going to come out on the fire hose, they came to the window, they started yelling, do not do that, it won’t hold you. And then they ran away. See I didn’t know what was going on. That’s when the first tower fell . When they started running, the first tower was coming down. I had no way of knowing that. Then I saw them come back. Now I saw them come back with more concern on their faces. And they ran away again. The second tower fell. So as they turned and ran the second time, the guy said “Don’t worry, we’ll be back for you.” And they did come back, this time they came back with ten firefighters. And they kept asking, “Where are you? We don’t know where you are.” I said I was on the north side of the building because when I was on the stairs I saw, north side.
All this time, I’m hearing all types of explosions(everythinb was blowing up/collapsing). All this time I’m hearing explosions. And I’m thinking maybe it’s the buses that were on fire, the cars on fire, I don’t see no, you know. But I’m still hearing these explosions. When they finally got to us, and they took us down to what, what they, they, uh, called the lobby. 'cause I asked them, when we got down there, I said: "Where are we?" He said: "This was the lobby." And I said: "You gotta be kidding me!" Total ruins. Total ruins. Now keep in mind, when I came in here, lobby had nice escalators, it was a huge lobby. And for me to see what I saw, unbelievable.
And the firefighter that took us down, kept saying, do not look down. And I kept saying “Why?” “Do not look down.” And you’re stepping over people, and you know you can feel when you’re stepping over people. Took us out through a hole, that the, I don’t know who made this hole, in this wall, that’s how they got us out. They took us out through a hole in the wall, to safety. As they were taking me out, one firefighter had fallen, I believe he was having a heart attack, but before that, this big giant police officer came to me. And he says, "You have to run!" I said, "I can't run. My knees are swollen." He said, "You'll have to get on your knees and crawl then.” He said, “Because we have reports of more explosions." And that's when I started crawling. And I saw this guy fall behind me. His comrade came to his aid, and dragged him to safety. Um, I was looking for an ambulance, for my knees and at that time they told me you gotta walk 20 blocks, to a refuge. Before I got there, Eyewitness News grabbed me and started interviewing me. And that’s basically it. (End)
his accounts are during the fall of the towers and the rubble it left
Last edited by workingclasshero; 01-21-2012 at 05:45 PM..
his accounts are during the fall of the towers and the rubble it left
you conveniently left out this part:
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Jennings: When I made it to the 6th floor, there was an explosion. The explosion was beneath me. When the explosion happened, it blew us back.
Jennings: When we made it back to the 6th floor, there was an explosion. That's what forced us back to the 8th floor. Both buildings were still standing.
and this:
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Jennings: I'm just confused about one thing, and one thing only. Why world trade center 7 went down in the first place? I'm very confused about that. I know what I heard. I heard explosions. the explanation I got was, it was the fuel oil tank....(shakes head)....I'm an old boiler guy. If it was a fuel oil tank it would have been one side of the building. When I got to that lobby, the lobby was totally destroyed.
Jennings: The explanation that I got, that it was a fuel oil tank, NO...shakes head again...when I got home I sat down in front of the TV. My wife said why do you keep watching this? I couldn't stop watching it and thats when I found out building 7 came down, I was so surprised. and I'm saying to myself why did that building come down? And I knew why it came down because of the explosions. And it was not no fuel oil tanks.
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Originally Posted by workingclasshero
we were using the lobby of 7 as a temporary morgue...
hmm. how would you know that? the 9/11 commission report didn't mention one thing about building 7, as if the building never existed. so where did you get that from?
Last edited by cisco kid; 01-21-2012 at 06:26 PM..
hmm. how would you know that? the 9/11 commission report didn't mention one thing about building 7, as if the building never existed. so where did you get that from? [/color]
because
Dozens of rescue workers were killed while treating injured victims who had made the harrowing escape from the towers before they fell. Temporary medical states, triage units, and fire command posts had been established at the base of the south tower,and also in wtc7. Yet another had been set up beneath a bridge which enabled pedestrians to walk to and from the World Trade Center and the World Financial Center at 200 Liberty Street.
nope I posted the ORIGINAL interview...not his dozen changed stories
his 'visit' INSIDE 7 happended before the tower fell THROUGH the towers being gone
his quote"""" I was trapped in there for several hours. I was trapped in there when both buildings came down. """
Uh, no. The quotes are taken from the same interview I posted. You desperation and denial is showing.
Jennings was trapped in building 7 for hours meaning he was in there long enough to witness explosions
that were taking place before AND after the twin towers fell. there's nothing inconsistent about his story.
Last edited by cisco kid; 01-21-2012 at 07:43 PM..
Uh, no. The quotes are taken from the same interview I posted. You desperation and denial is showing.
Jennings was trapped in building 7 for hours meaning he was in there long enough to witness explosions
that were taking place before AND after the twin towers fell. there's nothing inconsistent about his story.
wrong..or do you have difficulty READING
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And when, I was left there hanging. I had to climb back up. And now I had to walk back up the eighth floor. After getting to the eighth floor, everything was dark. It was dark and it was very, very hot. Very hot. I asked Mr Hess to test the phones as I took a fire extinguisher and broke out the windows. Once I broke out the windows I could see outside below me, I saw, um, police cars on fire, buses on fire, I looked one way, the building was there, I look the other way it was gone.
I was trapped in there for several hours. I was trapped in there when both buildings came down. The firefighters came, they came to the window cause I was going to come out on the fire hose, I didn’t want to stay there it was too hot, I was going to come out on the fire hose, they came to the window, they started yelling, do not do that, it won’t hold you. And then they ran away. See I didn’t know what was going on. That’s when the first tower fell . When they started running, the first tower was coming down. I had no way of knowing that. Then I saw them come back. Now I saw them come back with more concern on their faces. And they ran away again. The second tower fell. So as they turned and ran the second time, the guy said “Don’t worry, we’ll be back for you.” And they did come back, this time they came back with ten firefighters. And they kept asking, “Where are you? We don’t know where you are.” I said I was on the north side of the building because when I was on the stairs I saw, north side.
he states VERY CLEARLY that he was still at the window on the sixth floor when BOTH towers came down
So when the fireman (at 1:25 in the vid below) says there was an explosion and the whole lobby collapsed on them... he's lying? Is that what you're saying? You're pathetic.
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